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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1899
Page
4
The Telegraph lists subscription rates for different periods and formats. Advertising and legal notices follow statutory rates. Editors Callanan and Gapen are named as publisher and local editor.
Idaho leaders M. Patrie and ex-Attorney General G. M. Parsons advocate silver Republicans returning to the Republican Party as prosperity rises. The Salt Lake Tribune predicted the shift, noting western states and Teller factions drift toward GOP except on silver. Senate opens with calm, but upcoming sessions promise lively days.
The House Republican conference decided Brigham H. Roberts was ineligible, sealing his fate. The party line backed by Speaker Henderson on the special committee report makes minority actions moot. Democrats appear ready to join in opposition, fearing further consequences.
A Social Service League effort in Washington convinced representatives that allowing Roberts to sit in the house would insult American womanhood, a result achieved without further arguments from prominent lawyers.
A week of north west winds ushers in river activity with pile drivers and grading outfits resuming work on the river. Library programs draw large crowds at the school house, and residents report steady holiday planning, travel, and community events including dances, Sabbath school, and a shooting match at Camp Clarke.
The article promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against croup, noting hoarseness as an early sign and a rough cough following. It claims early or post onset use prevents attacks, with decades of broad usage and no reported failures, and states the remedy is sold by all dealers.
D B Johnston of Richmond Indiana suffers from rheumatism since 1862 and credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with fast relief. He says the balm acts like magic and reduced swelling and pain after a single application. For sale by all dealers.
The active buckeye principle in Tabler's Pile Ointment treats piles including blind, bleeding, and protruding types. It is claimed to prevent operations and is recommended by physicians. Bottles 50 cents, special tubes 75 cents, mail orders possible via D. J. Scanlon.
An advertisement extols Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for throat and lung troubles including whooping cough. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. W. B. Evans of Clearwater Kansas claiming a bottle cured her husband after six years of illness. Prices 25 and 50 cents. Sold by D. J. Scanlon.
Advertises Ballard's Snow Liniment as a universal cure for rheumatism neuralgia sprains and bruises. A testimonial from C W Ford of Lyon Supply Co Fort Worth Texas states three applications cured him in 24 hours. Price 50 cents. sold by D J Scanton.
Adam Gunderson announces the flour mill is now open and ready for business at Potter, inviting customers to bring in their grain for processing.
A New York Times report reveals a method used by Japanese gardeners to produce five inch miniature oak trees. An acorn is placed in a hollowed orange filled with mold and kept in sun with daily watering. Roots emerge through the orange skin, are shaved, and the tree grows for a year before the roots stop and the orange is sealed in a pot.
The anecdote recounts Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll seeking admission to Rev Dr Phillipa Brooks before he became a bishop and being admitted as a stranger, while home members were denied. Brooks explains he belongs to the church and may meet them again in heaven, highlighting tolerance of belief.
An experienced trainer notes that monkeys learn when kept steady and drilled, but some are stubbornly unteachable like humans. He adds only chimpanzees and orangutans readily learn by imitation, with the trainer modeling first for them to imitate.
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